Ryma Gembala

Siena is able to see signs that people will die. The sign appeared on Brama, someone she loves. Siena tries hard to prevent Brama's death.

Boy, a perfect university student: strikingly handsome, fabulously wealthy, irresistibly charming, and blessed with a tender heart. It’s no wonder that many female students desire to be Boy’s girlfriend.

Having a boss like Sarah makes Angga and his co-workers, Richard, Boni, and Rudi, feel like they are working under the supervision of a demon in hell. How not, Sarah's assertiveness often feels like bullying, or at least very intimidating. One day, Angga finds a piece of paper containing data on employees of Facade, a digital marketing company where they work. Worried about the possibility that the marked employees will be fired, Angga and his co-workers plan to oust Sarah from her position before the dismissal occurs.

When Raka gets caught in a wild police chase, he agrees to help a fugitive escape—on the condition that the culprit repents for his mistakes.

A woman with two children is faced with a choice between her family or a business in Muslim clothing for children.

A smitten student who lacks confidence enlists the help of his brother to learn everything possible about his dream girl so he can win her over.

3 amateur hijackers hijacked a tourist ship that is sailing in the Maluku Sea which contains several local tourists and Gomgom, the captain. They are Daniel (Ge Pamungkas) who wants to prove to his parents that even the child of a rich people can work, Cakka (Muhadkly Acho) who needs money for her sick mother, and Bertus (Mamat Alkatiri), unemployed. Because of their stupidity they sink the ship and stranded on an empty island. Resistance from the hostages is driven by Tiara (Yuki Kato) and from other passengers: the Burhan family consisting of Father (Arief Didu), Mother (Asri Welas) and their child (Romaria Simbolon), husband and wife on their honeymoon, Darto (Yusril) and Salma (Naomi Papilaya), as well as three students, Noni (Andi Anissa), Cika (Ryma Shepherd) and Agung (Ananta Rispo).

When Lukman's girlfriend, Dewi, moves to London, he tries his best to make money doing anything he can to chase after her. Meanwhile, for the first time, Dewi is face-to-face with the temptations of living abroad on her own.

At a major electronic dance music festival, three interrelated stories follow a group of characters during a night out that soon unravels.

Asmara is a general practitioner at a local hospital. She is married to Firman, and together they have a daughter named Cantika, or Caca. They lead a harmonious life in the modest home they recently purchased. One day, Firman is invited to his high school reunion but is reluctant to attend, feeling that he has not yet achieved financial stability. Encouraged by Asmara, he finally agrees to go and meets up with old friends: Chico, Bagas, and Tita. He also runs into a former junior student, Intan, who now presents a religious image and is developing a boutique business specializing in modest Muslim fashion.